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Cheyenne Kid #61

May 1967 · Charlton · 0.12 USD
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In "Cheyenne Siege," the Cheyenne Kid and a cavalry officer must hold a fort against a Cheyenne siege while the colonel lies wounded and unable to command. The Kid devises a plan to burn the ropes over the lantern to escape, then reaches the village to retrieve cavalry reinforcements. Red Hawk, a Cheyenne warrior who once saved the Kid's life, takes his case before the war council and advocates for peace, convincing the tribe to accept both the Kid and the cavalry officer as warriors of the Cheyenne nation. The story concludes with the command changing hands as the siege battle rages outside the fort.

Contains 4 stories
The Lost Legion
8 pp · Western-Frontier
Cheyenne Kid

When the town of Big Springs is destroyed and blamed on local Indians, the Cheyenne Kid is sent to investigate—only to discover a ruthless band calling themselves the Lost Legion, led by the delusional Julius Caesar Christian, who's imposing martial law through terror and extortion. Captured and scheduled for execution, the Cheyenne Kid must find a way to escape and rally the cavalry before Christian's murderous scheme claims more innocent lives.

To Become A Warrior
6 pp · Western-Frontier
Cheyenne Kid

The Cheyenne Kid recalls the trials of his youth, when he and his blood-brother Red Hawk were sent into the wilderness for five days with only knives to prove themselves worthy of joining the Cheyenne war council. Facing down a grizzly bear and a mountain lion, the two young braves discover that survival in the untamed forest demands far more than skill with a blade. Their journey through those harrowing nights will test not just their courage, but the bond between them.

The Owlhoot
3 pp · Western-Frontier

Two cowpokes settle into a snowed-in cabin for the night, only to discover they're sharing the space with a desperate outlaw hiding from the law. When the gunslinger makes his move to steal their supplies and escape, a tense confrontation erupts that will determine who leaves with the upper hand—and the clothes on their back. "The Owlhoot" delivers a frontier showdown where quick wits and quicker triggers decide the outcome.

Cheyenne Siege
8 pp · Western-Frontier
Cheyenne Kid

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Full credits

writer Joe Gill
artist, inker Luis Dominguez
cover pencils, inks Luis Dominguez

Reprints

Reprinted in Super Western Album #11 (1980), Escaravelho Azul #10

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